Keith Thurman (1-3, 20kO) successfully returned to the ring on the Herdron Pavilion of Sydney on Wednesday night with the technical knockout of Brock Jarvis (22-2, 20k).

Former WEBC and WBO Welterwaite champions Thurman, 3, threw Jarvis to the head with a big shot twice in the third round. Referee Will Soulos stopped the fight at the end of the second knock -down. The official time of the stop was at 2:19 of the round.

In the first knockout, the 'One Time' Thurman's right hand reached the head of Jarvis that strictly dropped him. He defeated the count when he returned, but looked badly after the action was restarted.

Then Kith went to the murder, dropped it to Jarvis and threw the flat with his left hook on his head. The referee Souls immediately stopped the fight because Brock did not get out of this knock.

In the first round, Thurman threw almost nothing, wandering around the ring, trying to stay away from the range of the smaller, even more powerful 27 -year -old Jarvis. In the middle of the round, Jarvis repeatedly nailed Thurman with a strong body shot, which obviously disturbed the former Welterwaite champion of old age.

Jarvis pushed on a left hook that just missed Thurman's head in the last second of the round. It was a shot that would damage if it was connected.

Thurman landed two hard body shots in two rounds that attracted Jarvis's attention, it seems to have hit him somewhat. Aussie looked temporary after hitting these punchs, and was not as aggressive as aggressive in the previous round.

Nevertheless, Keith did not do much to separate himself from a strong shot that Brock was hurting him. You could see the big difference between the youth between the two of this round. Thurman is similar to many older people.

In three rounds, Thurman drowned Jarvis around the ring, strong but very slow right hand and left hook. 'One time' then Jarvis was then stuck against the ropes and landed a right hand to keep him down on the canvas. Surprisingly, Brock returned from the knocking, but he still did not look at any situation to fight. Thurman went behind him and finished the work with a left hook that put him on the canvas.

The speed has lost

The fight was first in three years after Thurman's first February 5, 2022 and that year was slow enough in his last competition against Mario Barryos. From then on, there is a lot from Thurman's game in terms of speed and dynamics, which will not return.

In addition to the win against Jarvis, Thurman is expected to face the former WBO Junior Middleweight Champion Team Tizuer in the summer of Australia. The teasu has lost his last two fights, and the third round knocking against IBF champion Bakhram Murtazaliev is losing.

You have to be in favor of Tajiur than Thurman in that fight because of how slow and old Keith was watching tonight. The lack of speed and work rate will put Thurman to the grace of almost 15 junior middleweight. He lost too much from his game to overcome any top level 154 pounder. Based on his performance tonight, I can't think of any significant contestants who could defeat Thurman.